San Frnnoir«'. April 18.— The
Chronicle says Captain Jack Craw
ford, the “ p o Q i» c o u t ,’’ left here one
I year ago to w*l the properties aud
look after thftiining interests of
the Klondike Yukon & Copper
ltiver Conipauyiu the frozen gold
fields of A lasli Now he is sorry
he went.
According tott>° letter received
yesterday by ( leieral R. H. Warfield,
the “ poet scow* has lost the little
fortune he pokeesed, nnd bus been
turned ndrift ir the company be
cause he lias Mused to send out
fictitious and <fnwing accounts of
tbe richness of te company’sclaims.
The company 1» incorporated un
der the laws of Montana, with a
capital stock of $12,001,000, divided
into 1,200,000 shares of the par value
of $10. Frank H.Vroomaa a Chicago
clergyman, is president nnd gen
eral manager.
Among ;he direc
tors nre United States Senator John
L. Wilson, of Washingtu; Assist
ant Secretary of War hjeiklejolin;
ex-United State« Senntoi J. C. S.
Blackburn, of Kentucky;)!. J. Mur
phy, former United State« commis
sioner of piensions, and ethers of
equal prominence.
The directors
aud all the various stockholders,
according to “ Captain Jack,” have
been sadly victimized by president
Vroomnn, who, it is alleged, misrep
resented the value of the properties.
County Superintendent W. H.
Bunch makes the following appor
tionment of school funds for the
various districts, dated Coquille
City, April 18,1899:
New York, April 18.— A dispatch
to the Herald from Manila says:
£UGENE PANNENBERG,
Iu an interview with General La-
garda, he said that a committee of
Amounts.
N im ea o f D istriots,
“
T
h
ey
’
s
got
their
houses
in
the
clo
u
d
s
—
at
22 Filipinos had been appointed to
Igt hid away som ew here»,
N u to r? P u b lie .
confer
with
the
pence
ccmmission
’ Y ’ ca n 't |(o up to see ’ em, cause
$ 125 00
Fork» o f C oos R iv e r..........
T hey ain’ t # ot any stairs.
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N .
for the following purposes:
156 00
Hermann
210 00
.«ratio
First— To obtain us large auto
‘ •The K ain-M an thinks he owns the clouds,
142 50
Ltmipey Greek
Office in Hamid B n ildin s. C oqn illeO ily,
’ N’ fusses every day
nomous
rights
for
the
Filipinos
peo
195 00
Brown’ s . . . .
W ith Funder-M an because he can’ t
2*12 50
Empire City
ple as possible.
H a .e eyeryth in g his way.
ip H E COMMERCIAL h ----
85 00
M cKnittlit..
Second— To bring aboat peaceful
812 50
Coquille City
‘ ‘ But Fnnder-M au ist points a t *im
1127 50
relations between the insurgents
M arshfield. .
T h e -m oat m od em Arranged B AH BLII
*N’ sham es ’ im awful hard:
137 50
CQumiuiham
«H O P in C oquille C ity.
T hen lla in -M a n ’ s sorry—’ yites ’ im to
and the Americans.
187 50
Parkersburg
P lay over in his yan r
Third—That the Americans nnd
M. M. McDonald, Proprietor.
137 50
C atching Slough
150 n o,
“ A lthough they’ s friends, ’ n’ gets aloug
North Bend.
.Filipinos shall occupy public office*.
L ike all go o d neighbors should,
2R0 00 >
Riverton
Arevaleo, a former aide to Aguin
Som etim es the Funder-M an gets mad
102 50
Bridge
’ N ’ whipu th e Kain-M an good ;
»7 50
aldo, is now in Mauilu. He said in
Witlanoh Slough
185 00
Krntnck
Slough
an
interview
that
if
the
Americans
A tto rn e y and
“ G row lsa t ’ im —‘ R um ble-bum bler (you
147 50
F l»g Staff
Can hear it ist as plain,)
send to Aguinaldo now he thinks a
122 no
Strangs.
C o u n s e lo r a t L a w Then
the K uid-M an cries, ’ n ’ cries!
ISO 00
Fiahtrep
peaceful solution of the present
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y . O R E G O N .
*N’ that’ s what makes the rain.”
167 50
R a n d o lp h .. —
i f th< comfort end security afforded to them by Dr.
troubles is probable.
Iutluential
—Jam es C ourtney Challiss.
102
50
North Fork . . .
Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People H eadache* and
157 50
Americans think that the commis
R eal E state and C olleetions a Bpeoialty.
Lee
170
CO
ttnckleffs............................
backaches th a t come expectedly or unexpectedly
sion ot rich Filipinos is eager to
Mortgages.
162 50
F airview .............................
are charmed away and the rich , red blood shows
protect property, and has little
150 00
Haines S lou gh .................
105 00
M cK in le y ...........................
it s e lf in the pink cheeks a n d b rig h t eyes of
A large share of the farms of the influence with the iusurgents.
167 50
G ravel F o r d .....................
th ose who use these pills. They are not a pur-
---- ----- ----------------- -
northwest are under mortgage.
152 50
Two M ilo .........................
-A .t t 0 r n .e 3 r . a t - X ^ a -w , One of the principal causes of this
135 OO
S um ner...............................
a t iv e i they dive s t r e n g t h in s te a d of t a k in g it
Sidel'ghts.
127
50
C arolin a..............................
M A R S H F IE L D , O R E G O N .
way. Wise mothers give them to growing g irls.
is the newness of the country aud
116 00
D o r a ....................................
--------^ r p = - ---------
145 OO
Bald H ill............................
the great cost always attendant upon
E d . H e r a l d : A favorable nnd re
lira . Am Ami* Robinson, near Howesvllle, Clay County, Ind., m y :
D ealet in B u t , Ear IT a o f all kinda.
115 00
C atching C reek................
the bringing of thu virgin soil into freshing zephyr is now about to
“ I was afflicted with troubles Incident to m y sex nnd In very
140 00
Daniels C reek...................
delicate heulth. Lost appetite, flesh, and was greatly depressed. After
« I'D.
it.io u ■ o f subjugation.
/• 'lO Q U I t iL l Granite
No. «ovr,
290, a
Patrona^
Another
is
that
so
102 50
3G S. C. R oger« ...................
succeed
the
prevailing
foul
weather
taking various remedies without benefit, I wish induced to try l>r.
__ 7 ___________________i
V
H usbandry meet on the 1st Saturday
107 50
W illiam s' Fink Pills for Pale People. In tho sum m er o f I Mb I pro-
37 I Sugar L o a f ........................
many of our farmers had nothing o f the past; and, a healthy, prosper
126 00
eured five boxes and began taking the pills «vs directed, lielore con
o f sash m onth at 10 o ’ clo ck a. m.
38 .Ten M ile ............................
sum ing the second bo* I could very perceptibly feel their benefh lul
except their euergy when they went ous, but a financial innovation ia
132 60
33 ¡Coo« R i v e r .......................
N. L obknz , Master.
•ffecte. Appetite returned, com plexion Improved, aud l liml renewed
430 00
40 ^Newport........................... .
on to the wild laud and must have going to waft its beueficiul influence
B. P a n n en berg, Seo.
______ __
Strength. After taking the five lK>xes I felt better In every w a y ; I
OSO 00
41 ;M vrtle P o in t.....................
was able to do m y usual dally work and I stopped tAklug the pills.
something upon which to live while among us.
The
government
is
97 no
42
Rook
C
reek........................
V
*
w
— tVont the ltem ocral , J ir a tt l, h id .
Y R T L E C AM P, NO. 197, W O O D M E N
255 00
43 N orw ay............................, .
I r t foe tb« full name on the packagt. A t druggist» or direct frem the
m
o f the W orld, m eets at M asom c Hall they were building for themselves a about to proceed with some public Ex-Governor Lord Appointed Minister To
177
50
44
R
o
y
.......................................
1st and 3d M onday nights o f each m onth. a home.
V illia im M c d k in e C o ., Schenectady, N.Y. 50c. per b o x . 6 boxes $2.50.
The past few years hove work in the rivers and harbors of
202 60
45 North C oo» R iv e r ............
Persia.
A. J. Snsuwoc
Consul.
shown how hard it is to get rid of Coos county; there is also to be
107 50
46 Four M ile ...........................
G eorge T . M oulton, C lerk.
87 50
47 R oland P ra irie.................
oue of these mortgages after it has some additional progress ip ship
Washington, April 18.—The fol
100 *0
S h ilo h ..................................
O U R T C O Q U IL L E , N O . 1«, F O K E 8 T - once established itself upon a piece building.
Excluding the Newport lowing iuportant diplomatic cbuuges
207 50
Eaat M arshfield................
ers o f Am erica, m eets every second and of land.
»6 00
R em ote................................
We would therefore coal mine aud the North Rend es have been announced as the result
fourth Thursday even ing, at M asonic Hall
DO 00
Utter C it y ...........................
recommend our friends to cut out tablishment, the Randon Woolen
C oqn ille C ity. Oregon.
122 60
B an croft.............................
of
the
cabinet
meeting
today:
W.
O ho . O . L kach , C. R .
the following list of cruelties to be Mills, Pershbaker’u sawmill and
155 00
North S lon gh ....................
W, Rockhill, now minister to Greece,
H . N. I jorbnz , R . 8
726 00
B andon ..............................
placed at its doors and paste them shipyard, at Prosper, and the
100 00
has resigned that post Arthur
Beaver S lo n g h ..................
E N . L Y T L E P O S T , NO. 27, G . A. R. up where they can be seen every Golden Gate Handle Co., at Coquille
100 00
Fern
d
a
le
.............................
Sherburne Hardy, of New Hamp
m eets every first M onday n ig h t o f
150 00
South S lo n g h ...................
each m on th . V isitin g com rades iu good day for a mouth before the final act City and Randon, the employes of shire, now minister to Persia, has
75 00
Deer P ark.........................
of placing the mortgage is consum which always receive their pay on
jta n d in g cord ia lly in vited to attend.
A Farm Library o f unequalled value—Practical,
182 50
H all» C reek .......................
been promoted to succeed Rock-
B. H . H ash in . Post Com.
Up-to-date, Concise and Comprehensive— Hand
155 00
mated, and see if there will not be demand, the novelty in this instance
P rosper...............................
hill.
J. Q u ic k , A djutant.
77 50
somely Printed and Beautifully Illustrated.
Kentiick S lon gh ................
fewer homes lost:
will be that, men employed by the
115
00
Pen
r
C
reek.........................
William-P. Lord, ex-governor of
B y J A C O B B IO O L B
EN. L Y T L E . W . K.
NO. i>. MKF.1S
The mortgage is a self-supporting government or in the shipyards will
ino
oo
E n ch an ted .........................
Oregon, has been appointed minis
VJT in C oqu ille C ity on th e first and third institution.
112 50
Four M ile ...........................
No. 1 - B ia O L E HORSE BOOK
receive
what
they
earn;
there
will
90 oo
W ednesday a fternoon in each m onth.
ter to Persia.
S itknm ................................
All about Horses—a Common-Sense Treatise, with over
The mortgage holds ita own. It be a payday with some satisfactory
M as. W. H i t s , Pres.
67 50
74 illustrations , a standard work. Price, 50 Cents.
Sand H ill......... f . ...........
John M. Irwin, of Iowa, formerly
115 00
M bs . Id a H abbinqton . Sec.
F is h tr a p .......... . . ..............
calls for just as many dollars when results attached to it; men employed
No.
2— BIGQLE BERRY BOOK
governor of Idaho, has been ap
107
no
Larsen S lo n g h ..................
All about plowing Small Fruits—read and learn bow ;
grain is cheap as when it is dear.
under
the
order
of
progress
will
not
275
00
fift
i
Beaver
H
ill........................
contains
43 colored life-like reproductions of all leading
pointed
minister
to
Portugal,
to
1H A D W IC K L O D G E , NO. G8. A. F.
100 00
varieties and 100 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
It is not affected by the drouth. be running around the adjacent
70 O a k ......................................
J and A. M ., m eets on Saturday evening
sjcceed
Lawrence
Townsend,
trans
107
no
71
IBnell...........................'.
.
.
.
.
No.
3—
BIGOLE
PO ULTRY BOOK
on or b efore each fu ll m oon. V isiting breth
It is not drowned out by heavy towns with time checks next to
50 00
ferred to Belgium, vice Bellamy J oin t 1. Ouster......... .
All about Poultry ; the best Poultry Book in existence ;
ren cordia lly in v it e d .
rains.
It
never
winter
kills.
75
00
worthless,
and,
taken
at
the
beBt
tells
everything
;
\vith23 colored life-like reproduction«
J
oin
t
2.
L
ske
H abby K ribs , W. M .
o f all the principal breeds; with ivj other illustre -ions.
Late spriDg and early frosts do figures, merely paid in dribs and Storer, who goes to Madrid.
............... ' $12/J40 00
C . W. W hite, Sec.
'A fi W iV r apportionment of The
not trouble it.
No. 4— B ldU LE COW BOOK
driblets, tying the haq.l« ~* **--
Poverty Caused rfinTlo Bscome a 1 hief.
---- j__ _
jlc a v ln g him without
All about Cows and the Dairy itusinefcs ; having a great
U E LA H C H A P T E R . N O . 6, O . E. 8 .,
R o t a to b u n s do n o t
a
county funds exceeds by about $500
sale : contains 8 colored life-like reproductions of each
mouio Prillr»y Oectrlr * ,,u ,M
Moth and rust do not destroy it freedom of movement. Moral: The
all public moneys apportioned to
breed, with 13a other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents.
ea ch fu ll m oon at 8 o ’ clock from April 1st
St.
Louis,
April
18.—
Walter
Gray,
It grows nights, Sundays, rainy greater the title and louder the
No. 5 — BIOOLB S W IN E BOOK
to O ctob er 3 lst, and thereafter at 7:30; and
assistant bookkeeper in the United the several districts of this county
SRoh fifteen days thereafter at 2 o 'c lo c k in days and even holidays.
Just out. All about Hogs—Breeding, Feeding, Butch
brazen puff, the more unsubstan
for the entire year 1808, with the
ery, Diseases, etc. Contains over 80 beautiful half
States
sub-treasury,
was
arrested
the a ftern oon .
It brings a sure crop every year, tial the institution and its promoters.
tones and other engravings. Price, 50 Cents.
state August apportionment to hear
M ur . N ob » A. M o E wbh , W . M .
today
on
a
federal
warrant
charg
TheBIQGLE BOOKS are unique,original,useful—you never
and sometimes twice a year.
The people of the United States
M b *. JaNNm H osb , «ac.
saw anythiug like them—so practical, so sensible. They
ing him with embezzlement.
The from.
It produces cash every time.
are having an enormous sale—Cast West, North and
who
read
and
ponder
on
the
drilt
/-'lO Q U I L L E L O D G E , NO. S3, I .O . O . F .,
nmouat
specified
is
$700.
Gray
is
South. Every one who keeps a Horse, Cow. Hog or
It does not have to wait for the of some o f our millionaires and men
m eet* every Saturday even ing. V isit
Chicken, or grows Small Fruits, ought to send right
R H r i im n l i N i n C a r e d .
60
years
of
age,
and
has
a
large
away for the BIÜULB BOOKS. The
*
ing brethren in good »ten d in g oordially market to advance.
occupying responsible
positions
My wife ban used Chamberlain’s
Gray broke down and ad
It is not subject to speculation of towards unareby and exhibitions of family.
; ° Tited-
J , A. S ued , N .G .
Pain Balm for rheumatism with
mitted
having
taken
money,
paying
the “ bulls” and “ bears” of the board contempt for all forms of law when
J . 8 . L awrksch . R. 8.
he had done so to get medical atten great relief, nnd I can recommend it
of trade.
applied to their own acts, ought to
us a splendid liniment for rheuma-
/C O Q U I L L E E N C A M P M E N T . N O. 25,1.
I ? / 0« PaP5r ’ m®de for you and not a misfit. It is aa years
It is a load that galls, frets and attempt a remedial application be tion for his crippled child, and in tish and other household use for
O . O . F-, m eets every first and third
old ; it lathe great boiled-down, hit-the-nail-on-the-hcad,—
tended
later
to
repay
the
amount.
T hursdays in esoh m onth « t O dd Fellows' chafes.
quit-after-you-nave-said-it, Farm and Household paper in
fore it becomes too late. The rem
which we havo found it valuable.—
the world—the biggest paper o f its size in the United States
hall. C ordial invitation extended to all vis-
It is a burden that the farmer edy is still in the hands of the peo
o f America—having over a million and a-baif regular readers.
W. J. C u y l e r , Red Creek, N. Y.
itin g patriarohs in good atanding.
cannot shake off.
R . E. B ook , C. P .
ple, and if they fail to apply it—
The Class Struggle.- A race
Mr. Cuyler is one of the leading
Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL
O. F . ItoOTKLL, Seri be.
It is with him morning, noon and take tbe bull by the horns, figura track owner, opposed the anti pool- merchants of this village and one of
tively, and down the infernal ras selling bill before the city council the most prominent rtfen in this vi
foV
.ny ?dd,i ' ” fo;<1"IK>L,fi^^^,Sa.L?0,• 1901 ,md ^ * Ü1 «»
•>»
a m ie
rebekah
l o d g e , n o . so , night.
Sample o f FARM JOURNAL and circular describing BIOOLB BOOKS free.
L O . O . F ., meets every 2d and 4th
It sits with him at the table.
cals, it will but serve to illustrate on the ground that the race-track cinity.—W. G. P hiitin , Editor Rod
W ednesdays in eaoh m on th , at O d d l e l -
W IL M K R A T K IN S O N
Address,
It gets under his pillow when he that history repeats itself, and that furnished work for a large number Creek Herald.
f a r m
j o f r n a l
For sale by II. S.
C U A S . F . J E N K IN S
le w s 'b a ll. M bs . J olitii C o b b ie b , N . G .
P hiladelph ia
sleeps.
the United States has arrived at of laborers. Thus the gentleman Knowlton.
J. S. L awrence , S.
It rides upon his shoulders during the zeuith of its power and the acme put himself iu line with his brother
D IL L E C O U N C IL. N O.39« O F T H E the day.
of its glorious aud inimitable con profit-uiougers of the busiuess
The energy of the discharge of
raternn) Aid A ssociation m eets the
It consumes his grain crop.
stitution, and is now on the de world, who justify most of their a 13-inch gun loaded with smoke
2d and 4thTneadnv evening o f eaoh m onth.
Mita. E lb j PANNENnaBO, Pres.
It devours his cattle.
cline. The fate of nations is before fat-frying schemes by similar ap less powder is equal to the energy
A $65.00 Machine
New High-Arm
D . F . D ean . See.
It selects the finest horses and the us, nnd tho inevitable consequence peals for the “ poor laborers.” of nine 40-ton locomotives running
Threading Sewlqg flKim
fattest steers.
of total disregard fer the rights of When the big factory lords want a at the rate of a mile a minute, and
For $ 1 8 . 5 0
It lives upon the fruits of the the people cannot but be productive little higher fence around the home one 20-ton locomotive running at
m iTC«T
s«
Cash «Nil Ordsr and Coupon
season.
of anarchy, degradation nnd an at market, it’s the interests of the tbe same speed thrown in. No bat
CMtA *«rr
It stalks to the dairy where the tempt at despotism. Re warned in “ poor laborers” that are at stake. tleship has yet received the shock
Shipped to anyone,
COQUILLE CITY.
busy housewife toils day after day time; then no guilty man can escape, When the silver mine barons are of such a blow.
anywhere, ou 10
What bolts will
days' free trial,
I O pposite C ity W h a rf.1
and month after month; and takes nor can a clique of scoundrels in seeking a dear market for a cheap draw, what plates will warp, what
in y o u r o w n
h o m e , without
the
nicest
cheese
and
the
choicest
pursuit
of
illegitimate
profit
poison
product,
the
“
poor
laborers”
are
leaks
will
develop
when
it
occurs
eeps on
hand
and m akes to
asking one cent
butter.
our soldiers iu a foreign land amid again paraded. So it is all along can but be conjectured.
in advance.
order first-class
It shares the children’s bread and horrible
climntic
surroundings. the line. Strange, isn’t it, that a
R A W H I D E : C H A IR S .
Capital Journal: A vessel landed
10 y e a r s ’ written
robs them of half their clothes.
Observing some remarks in your class that has so many powerful
warranty w i t h
M a n u factu red from best hard w ood .
It is the inexorable and exacting paper with reference to a writer champions should be in such a bad in Portland the other day with 192
each machine.
i . B . F O X , P roprietor.
Japanese
coolie
laborers
for
rail
taskmaster.
who has maligned your town, while condition?
A strictly high-grade Sew
road work in Oregon. Tramps are
Its whip is as cruel and merciless writing about its climate, etc., allow
ing M a c h i n e , f i n i s h e d
Tulare (Cal.) Register: Vice in begging their way and working
throughout in tne best p»»s-
as the lash of the slavo driver.
me to say that vilification of that
siblc man net. It possesses all
It is a menace to liberty, a hin order reflects only the stupidity and Manila is more dangerous to Amer “ wiiod passes” to eastern Oregon
modern improvements.audit*
mechanical construction is
only
to
find
contract
labor
in
charge
ican
soldiery
than
are
the
bullets
of
drance
to
progress
and
a
curse
to
the
baseness of tbe writer.
Being in a
BANDON. O R .
such that In it are combined
the Filipinos. The American saloon of eyery job. The Mormons are
simplicity with greotstrenptl.,
nation.—
N.
W.
Pacific
Farmer.
hurry
to
conclude,
and
mindful
of
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
thus insuring easeof running,
durability, and making it im
your valuable space devoted to con has just stnrtcd up everywhere nnd becoming the owners of the earth
A FULL LINE OF
possible for the machine to be
the social evil is said to be rampant. over there and the jabbering Mon
tributions,
I
offer
you
the
following
put out o f order It sews fn*t
Times Have Changed.
and tnakea a perfect atilch
quotation as eminently applicable It will require tbe utmost nerve on golians have a first mortgage ou
with all kiuds o f thread and
the
jobs.
the
part
of
commanding
generals
to
all claaoesof material. Always
An old citizen wns telling us the to all such writers and their un
ready for use aud unrivalled
keep
their
men
from
hnrm
-in
the
other day how some things have warrantable attacks, and particularly
Republican paper:
Jf Malt
for speed, durability ami dual
ATT
face
of
such
danger.
There
is
noth
ity
o f work. Notice the fol
Quay of Pennsylvania goes to tbe
changed since he was a boy, says an on the attack made on Coquille City:
lowing points o! superiority*
ARLINGTON.”
axchange. He said when he was a “Tbe class to which this defamer ing in a hot climate that mows un penitentiary be will leach tbe des
boy he read his lessons something belongs requires neither genius nor acclimated men down like w. k w. tination he started for years ago.
Tfc« Head o f the ‘ 'Arlington” swings on patent socket hinges, firmly held down by a thumb
Yes, bnt yon fellows worship just screw. Strong, substantial, neat and handsome in design, and beautifully ornnmeuted in gold.
Is the iudustry, but ekes out a precarious
Jones pronounced the following
O r d e r s l e f t w i t h R . S. K n o w l t o n , like this: “ See the cow.
Bed plate has rounded corners aud is inlaid or countersunk, mnkiug it flush wilk top of table.
Yes; the cow can run. livelihood by diuhouoring their conundrum at bis club: “ It I stand that kind o f men as long as they Highest Arm—Space uuder the arm is
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„ This will admit the
inches high
and 0
inches long
C o q u il l e C i t y , w i l l r e c e v e p r o m p t cow nice?
largest skirts, aud even auilts.
uuilts. It 1
« S«lf Threading
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Is
If that writer bad od my head the blood rushes to my are successful and help you to get except
eye o f needle. * Snuttle
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•ttenton.
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uttle *----
is
¡«cylinder,
cylinder,
open on end, entirely aelf-threadiug.
self-threading, easy
eaay to put In or
horse?" But the latest up-to-date been born a beast be would have head; why then, when I stand on office. When they fail’, yon un take out; bobbin holds a large amount o f thread. 5 titch Regulator is on the bed or the machine,
beneath the l>obbtn winder, and has a scale showing the number of stitches to the inch, aud i^u
been
a
panther;
if
a
bird
a
buzzard;
gratefully
tarn
on
them.—Capital
C O O S
B A Y
style of reading by the average kid
be changed from 8 to stitches to the inch . Feed Is double aud extends ou both sides o f juMlTe.
mv feet, does the blood not rush to
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m take
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Riga to
never fails
through;
never stops at seams; movement
is positive;
is a follows: “ Get onto the cow. if a fish a rnudeat; if a ícptile a liz my feet?”
Some oue Answered: Jonrnal.
break and get out oi order;
order, can be raised and lowered at will Automatic Bobbin Winder F'c.
_ the
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smooth without holdiug
filling
bobbin automatically
natically and perfectly
holdlui the thread. Machine does
Ain’t she a beaut? Sure; she’s a ard; if aa insect a bedbug; but be “ Because your feet are not empty.”
A man was hanged in Kansas sot ruu while winding bobbin Light Running—Machine is easy to run,
doe* not fatigue tin oper
r
corker. Can the cow get a move on ing born a man, he can only be a
ator,
makes little noise and
and sews
sews rapidly.
rapidly. Stitch
Stitch is is a a double
double lock
lock slit—
stijeh, the same^on both sides,
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A Kansas City man, a captain in City the other day on the same gal will not ravel, and can be changed without stopping the machine. Tension is a flat spring ten
villainous
liar.”
herself?
Can
she
hum
like
a
boss?
C. W. PATERSON. Prop.
aion, and will admit thread from 8 to 150 spool cotton without changing. Never get* out o f order.
the late civil war, has presented a lows which had served the purpose* TI
m NuudU is a straight, self-setting needle, flat on one side, and cannot be put in wrong. Needle
P a o B o n o P u b l ic o .
No, she ain’t in it with a boss— nor
of his father on a similar occasion. B a r is round, made <>f case haidened steel, with oil cup at the bottom to prevent oil from getting
claim
for
$51,000
back
pay.
He
on
the food* Adtustahls Bearings—All bearings are case-hardened steel nnd easily adjusted
M anufacturer o f M arble M onum ents. H e a l- a bike, either.”
*
The Class Struggle: The San claims Uncle Sam forgot to muster This thing of following the example with a screw driver. All lost motion can be taken up, nnd the mnchinc will last a lifetime.
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ston es. Tablets, e tc.
A ttachm ents Bach machine is furnished with necessary tools and accessories, ami in addition we
set
by
one’s
alders
may
be
carried
to
bim
out
at
the
close
of
the
war,
furnish sn extra set o f attachments in a velvet lined metal liox, free o f charge, as follow- One
cem etery lots enclosed w ith ston e coping
Capital Journal: Linn ceunty, Francisco Bulletin said recently;
ruffler and gatherer, one binder, one shin ing plate, one set o f four hemmers, different widi hs up
o r cu rb in g. Iron railings furnished to o r
“ California under English or French and he has been a captain all these uncomfortable extremes.
to H o f an inch, one tucker, one under braider, one short or attachment foot, and one thread
d er. Correspondence solicited from parties run b v a lot of wild-eyed, wool ley-
years.
cutter. Woodwork o f finest anality oak or walnut, gothic cover and drawers, nickel-plated rings
methods
o
f
cultivation
would
sup
Germany
ia
eaid
to
have
com
liv in g in t h e c o u n t r v or oth er tow ns who eared Populists, has better schools
to drawers, dress guards to wheel, and device for replacing belt.
We
otav wish a nythin g in m y lin e o f bnsin?ss. and better country roads than Mar port easily 15,000,000 people.
The logic of events ie perhaps pleted the purchase of one of the
n n i i ' T Dfi V HICH PRICES FOB D l i y 0IRECTLY OF MANUFACTURERS AND
MABSHKIFYU -
OUBO
l i u n I r h l SEWING MACHINES U U I SAVE AGENT S AND DEALER S PROFITS
now
have
alioutoDe-tenth
that
num
j
Caroline
islands.
responsible for the fact that while
ion county, the lowest taxes in the
O
U
R G R E A T O F F E R . $ 2 3 .6 0 |s,»ur 5 p « l « l W holiM le Prlcr, Imt
state, and seems to have turned its \ ber.” To have multiplied 15,000,- most all marriages begin in court
Ex-Congressman Hilborn, of Cal In orncr to introduce this high-grade sewing machine, we make a special cmi-
Coupon
oon offbr, giving every reader o f this paper a chance to get a first-class ma-
000
by
2
would
have
brought
it
ing,
a
large
proportion
nowadays
back
on
old
last
centprv
methods
T H p E a c if ic
ifornia, died last Wednesday at chine at (lie lowest p^Tce ever roiTered.
No »0 7 0
offered, o n receipt o f $18.50
SiA.fio cash and coupon,
nearer
right;
but
what
we
want
to
ribed
machine
anywhere
securely
packed
and
we
will
ship
the
n
r>
and politics.
appear to end in court
1 M UTUAL
i Washington
..... safe delivery. A ten years’ written warranty sent with
crated, and gun: . ntei
ask is: why do papers like the Bul
each machine Money refunded i f not as represented after thirty days’ test
: : r $ 5 .0 (U
Tbe H e r a l d and Farm Journal —
Five thousand Indians, dissatis- letin work so devotedly for the con-
0 T>. for fill.TO with privilege o f twenty day«’ trial tn
•rial. We id HliinC.
If seat with order ^
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r— lL
l-lu
James
Russell
Lowell,
wrote
in
the
faith
and I . charges.
you _ ...
prefer
thirty
receipt o f f*.Off as n 1 guarantee
fied with conditions in the reserva tin uaiice of a system under which there never was such an offer to
for Arlinnton x
days/ trial l*cf »e paying, send for our large illustrated catalogue with tssti
celebrated Biglow papers:
Coos
county
subscriber«
before.
montnl-
«plaining
taffy
how
we
ship
sewing
machines
anywhere
to
any
of California.
tions of the Indian territory, left in we have mauy thousands o f idle,
one at the 1 »vest manufacturer's prices without asking one cent in advance.
• When after many battle« p»«t,
»ta.se *
a body for Mexico to establish a hungry people in a state that could
The Portland school hoard de
Both, tired with blow, marie peace rt last. The bes: plao is to send all cash with ord**r, n< you then save the |1.00 dis
count. Kec.ember »he coupon must be sent with uiiWr.
life, Eidnwnent 1 Iw id n il Polirirs union reservation on a large lot of j easily support tweuty times its pres cides
Wt
at
i»
it
after
all,
the
people
g
t
17
to erect a $40,ft»H building in 1 Whv laiea. widow», wow1™ leg« and
R E V . JA S . L . r U T U E L t Agant. land near Guadalajara.
ent population?
Hollidav’e addition.
^ * - 0 r iiiiike jour $r iti liirim li the HrraM, «itlim it extra ci x ( .^ £ -
debt.”
<U t or nig]
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ATTORNEY
LAW
C. L .M O O N ,
John F. Hall,
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“ Y’ see, ’ way up above ua--oh,
Ho awful far fn ’ hi^h,
T h e Funder-M an ’ n ’ liain-M au lives,
Thoy lives o p in the sky.
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